We run Coasteering, Sea Kayaking, Micro Adventures (including an overnight wild camp on the Scottish Border), Learn to Navigate in the Hills (full-day in the Ingram Valley), Rock Climbing (full-day), and the Pilgrim’s Crossing to Holy Island (full-day guided walk). All sessions are led by qualified, friendly guides.

Our season starts in May and runs through to October, though some activities are only available in July and August. Check dates and availability on our booking page.

Kayaking and Coasteering run around Craster, Howick and Dunstanburgh Castle; navigation and hill skills take place in The Ingram Valley; Pilgrim’s Crossing is on Holy Island (Lindisfarne); rock climbing is at local crags; Micro Adventures and the wild camp are in the Scottish Border hills. Exact meeting points and directions are sent after booking.

No experience is required for most activities. See our What to Expect page for how we tailor adventures to your ability and confidence.

Most activities are suitable for ages 12 and over. The only exception is our Classic Coasteering experience, which is open to children aged 8 and up. All our activities are covered by our AALA licence.

Kayaking & Coasteering: swimsuit for under your wetsuit, towel, food and drink for afterwards, and sturdy footwear with laces and closed toes (trainers ideal).
Pilgrim’s Crossing: best done barefoot on the tidal flats; bring a small towel and a bag to carry your shoes.
Navigation & Hill Skills (Ingram Valley): a rucksack, clothing and footwear suitable for a full day in the hills, food, drink and spare layers (maps and navigation tools provided).
Micro Adventures & Rock Climbing: we’ll send a detailed kit list; generally outdoor clothing for a full day, sturdy boots or trainers, food and water; camping kit provided if required for overnights. See What to Expect for more detail.

Coasteering & Kayaking: around 2.5–3 hours.
Rock Climbing & Navigation: full-day activities.
Pilgrim’s Crossing: full-day guided walk (timed with the tides).
Micro Adventure: 2 days / 1 night with a wild camp on the Scottish Border.

You don’t need to be an expert, but for water-based sessions like Kayaking or Coasteering you should be comfortable in the water and able to swim 25 metres while wearing a buoyancy aid. Learn more about safety and our qualifications on What to Expect.

Safety is our priority. If conditions make your activity unsafe, we will reschedule, offer an alternative, or refund you in full. You can see current availability and rebook via our booking page.

Yes. We welcome families, schools, stag & hen groups and corporate teams. We can tailor private Micro Adventures and Pilgrim’s Crossing days to suit your group. Get a quote / book online or contact us.

You can book online via our secure booking system, or contact us for advice and private group bookings. Gift vouchers are also available.

Specialist equipment, qualified instruction, safety cover and insurance are included. There are no hidden extras. Read more on What to Expect.

Phone: 01665 517911
Email: hellp@adventurenorthumberland.co.uk
Location: Craster, Northumberland
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